Transmitted to England.
| Date of the Law | Description |
|---|---|
| 1845, September 15th | Proclamation conveying Her Majesty's confirmation of Ordinance No. 10 of 1844, entitled "An Ordinance to regulate summary proceedings before Justices of the Peace" and to protect Justices after retirement from office. |
| 1845, October 15th | Proclamation stating the approval and confirmation by Her Majesty, of Ordinance No. 13 of 1844, entitled "An Ordinance for the appointment and regulation of Native Clerks (Parishioners or Parishioners' writers) within the Colony of Hongkong." |
| 1845, October 15th | Proclamation enjoining the inhabitants of the Island to apprehend and deliver up to the Chief Magistrate any agents of the Chinese Government who may fortunately violate the Sovereignty of the Island by coming over (See "China Mail No. 3.") for the purpose of affording parties, without warrant from a Magistrate of the Colony. (See "China Mail No. 35.") |
| 1845, October 16th | Notification stating that the first half year's rate on the valuation, made under Ordinance No. 2 of 1845, entitled "An Ordinance to levy an Assessed Rate on Lands, Houses, and Remises within the Colony of Hongkong, for the upholding of the requisite Police force therein," is due from today. |
| 1845, November 18th | Notification directing compliance with the Acts of Parliament framing in the exhibition of the same, He, on the stern of all Merchant Vessels and their Boats on pain of the full penalty being inflicted in cases of neglect. |
| 1845, December 26th | Proclamation conveying the approval and confirmation by Her Majesty of the three following Ordinances, No. 7 of 1844, entitled "An Ordinance for the better securing the peace and quiet of the Inhabitants of the Town of Victoria, and its vicinity during the night time." No. 18 of 1844, entitled "An Ordinance to repeal the Ordinance No. 16 of 1844, and to establish a Registry and Census of the Inhabitants of the Island of Hongkong." No. 2 of 1845, entitled "An Ordinance to raise an Assessed Rate on Lands, Houses, and Remises within the Colony of Hongkong, for the upholding of the requisite Police force therein." |
Transmitted to England.
1845
In "China Mail" No...
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Transmitted to England.
Date of the Law, fru.
1845
1845.
September 15th Roclamation conveying Her Alapity's confirmation of
Ordinamer 33:10 of 181sts, entitled. An Ordinance to regnitati aluvsemary proceedings before Justices of the Race 30th September and to protect Justices sitter ruution coft
When Office.
Reclamation stating the approval and corprinatim by Her
Majesty, of Ordinance No 13 of 1844, entitled; An Ortina na for the appointment and regulation of Native Chirices. Pam Office is (Parrokong a red Parubia) writhin the Colony of "Hongkong.
October 15th Majication crynining the inhabitants of the Soland to
apprehend and deriver, up to the Chief Magistrate,
any agents of the Chinese Government who may fortiune to violate the Sovereignty of the Island by coming over
{1: China Mail No 3.)
for the propose of affore heading parties, without 35th Oct
warrant from a Magistrate of the Colony. China thail N.35)
16th. Notification stating that the first half years rate on the
valuation, made under: Ordinance Nr 2 of 1045.
entitled On Ondinava te ravi an
Afmssed Rate on
Lands, Houses, and Reme
mixes within the Colony of Hongkong, for the upholding of the requisite Polic j'nce thesis, is due from today.
November 18th Notification directing compliance with the Acts of Parliament framing
in the extitition of the same, He, on the sterns of all
Merchant dijuls and their Beats on pairs of the full 29th November penalty becig Eried micases of neglect.
December 26a Proclamation conveying the approval and conformation
by Sher Majesty of the there following Ordinances, ery 3714 of 1864, entitled, Ais Ordinance for the
better
("Churia Mail.” 40)
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SUBSTANCE OF THE LAW, âu.
better securing the peace and;
: the peace and quist of the
Inhabitants of the Foron of Victoria, and its vicinity during the night time.
Nr.18 of 1844 entitled, An Ordinance to repeal
the Badrisance Nr 16 of 1844, and to establish
a
Registry and Consus of the Intrabitants of
the Island of Honghong.
582 of 1845, entitled, An Ordinance to raise an
Assisted Rate on Lands, Houses, and Remises
Tranensitted to England.
1845
within the Colery of Hongkong, for the upholding 1 kant 1846 of the requisite Police force therein.
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